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Youtube Kids Field Guide YouTube.com/CreatingforFamilies Table of Contents Rules of the Road Engage Your Audience Impress Your Audience A Note to Creators Character: Create Connections Looks: Visual Production To Dos Story: Tell a Great Story Sounds: Audio Production To Don'ts Interaction: Go Beyond the Screen Buzz: Sharing is Caring Authenticity: Be Real Reviews: Feedback and Analytics Understand Your Audience Family: Watch and Vlog Together Feel: Social-Emotional Development Contributors Think: Cognitive Development Enrich Your Audience Worksheets Move: Physical Development Goals: Make a Plan Live: Environment and Experience Research: Dig Deep Laugh: Funny Bone Development Vocabulary: Be Understood Mnemonics: Make It Stick Claims: Don't Over-Promise 2 Creating for YouTube Kids Field Guide Rules of the Road > A Note to Creators A Note to Creators Welcome, YouTube creators! how you can make the very best content for children. Can you Congratulations on using your powers of production to create connect with parents? Appeal to older siblings? Give the whole enriching, engaging and inspiring content for one of the most family something to talk about at the dinner table together? exciting – and challenging – audiences out there: families. We have created a world-class platform that is ideal for you to show No small task off your content: YouTube Kids. We want to make sure that you That's why we* are sharing this handy Field Guide to help you on The tips in this field guide are know how you can best contribute to this platform designed your journey. It will cover key Dos and Don'ts, and loads of tips to designed to help you create especially for families and kids of all ages. create content that is eligible for YouTube Kids and to Understand, programming that will be Engage, Enrich and Impress your viewers. There are also more eligible for inclusion in YouTube So, where to begin? than 80 great videos. And links. And extraneous doodles. Kids and resonates with family and child audiences, but they Well, it starts with the youngest member of the family. As will in no way guarantee that YouTube Kids is used by more families all over the world, now is Creators, don't go out into the woods alone. Take this Field Guide. your content will appear in Read it, watch it, play it, live it. Make something awesome for the time to make content that is appropriate for the whole family, YouTube Kids. including the youngest members of the team, to help ensure that YouTube Kids. it is eligible for YouTube Kids. But don't stop there. Think about * We = Leading experts in the fields of Family Media, Education and YouTube Kids stuff … and a stinkbug named Bob. See Contributors for more details. 4 Creating for YouTube Kids Field Guide Rules of the Road > To Dos To Dos As you embark on your journey, make sure that you understand the rules of the road. There are many paths to creating content that is right for children and families. Here are a few to consider: Tip Take a look at the YouTube Kids Parental Guide for more to dos, including policies around advertising and product placement. 5 Creating for YouTube Kids Field Guide Rules of the Road > To Don'ts To Don'ts There are some paths that you, as a smart, caring, grown-up person, should AVOID. No matter what your show is about: Parents should feel SAFE and EMPOWERED allowing their children to watch your content. Tip Take a look at the common-sense rules in YouTube's Community Guidelines that'll help you steer clear of trouble. Please take these rules seriously and take them to heart. Don't try to look for loopholes or try to lawyer your way around the guidelines – just understand them and try to respect the spirit in which they were created. 6 Creating for YouTube Kids Field Guide Rules of the Road > To Don'ts To Don'ts Here's another handy checklist to help you stay on course. 7 Creating for YouTube Kids Field Guide Understand Your Audience Children have a vast array of cognitive abilities and interests – largely informed by their ages and stages of development. The YouTube Kids audience is also culturally and geographically diverse. It's great to consider real children and families you know as you create your show, but bear in mind the wide range of children and families just waiting to be your loyal audience – if you create content that makes them feel welcome. Resources Think about not just how you can make content that is eligible for ABC's of Child Development (PBS) Developmental Charts (Scholastic) YouTube Kids, but about how you can make the best content for the Child's Brain Development diverse YouTube Kids audience. (First5California) Positive Parenting Tips (CDC) 9 Creating for YouTube Kids Field Guide Understand Your Audience > How Kids Feel How Kids Feel Social-Emotional Development The FuZees The FuZees mapped each episode to social-emotional topics important to their preschool audience. How will children feel about your show? It will depend greatly on the common social and emotional stages they experience as they grow. What are their hopes and fears? How do they get along with others? How do they build confidence? How do they express and work through StoryBots their feelings? Grumpy as a Grizzly Bear is part of a StoryBots series that explores feelings. Whether it's modelling what to do if you and your friend really, really want the same toy or how to navigate peer pressure, understanding the social and emotional challenges your viewers face will help you make content that matters to them. Resources Amy Poehler's Smart Girls The Modern Manners series helps viewers navigate Preschooler (BabyCentre) Life and Learning (Scholastic) social interactions in the Internet age. Early Learning and Social and Emotional Learning Dev. Standards (GELDS) (CASEL) 10 Creating for YouTube Kids Field Guide The NED Show Be an Upstander tackles the issue of bullying head on. Understand Your Audience > How Kids Think How Kids Think Cognitive Development SciShow/Why Do Bruises Change Colors? SciShow tackles tricky science questions using accessible language and relatable examples. Think about it. The last thing you want to do is make young viewers feel frustrated, confused, or even worse, dumb. Numberjacks/A Game of 2 Halves Familiarising yourself with the cognitive development of children can help The Numberjacks solve maths problems in the real world at a preschool pace. you work out which words to choose, how high to count, how many steps to include in directions and how to tailor your content so that young brains can understand and absorb it easily. Resources 8 Mathematical Practice UK science curriculum Standards (Scholastic) Performance Expectations Project2061 Benchmarks (CRScience) (Project2061) UK Mathematics curriculum A Kid Explains History/PIRATES Mister Q delves into complex topics using language that kids like him can understand. 11 Creating for YouTube Kids Field Guide Understand Your Audience > How Kids Move How Kids Move Physical Development How old are children when they learn to hop? Cosmic Kids Yoga Do press-ups? Dribble a ball? This series combines child-friendly yoga poses with storytelling to get families moving creatively. Getting kids moving is great, but expecting a preschooler to snap to the beat with her left hand will only lead to frustration. Understand what kids can do as they develop physically, so they can jump in. And remember to offer movement variations so family members with disabilities can get in on the action. The Starfactory, Saskia's Dansschool Saskia's tutorial videos break down each move, so families can join in for the performance videos. Resources UK PE curriculum National PE Curriculum (Association for Physical Education) Super Simple Songs Super Simple Songs invites young kids to wag like a puppy, bend like a camel and more in their Animal Action Verb Song. 12 Creating for YouTube Kids Field Guide Understand Your Audience > How Kids Live How Kids Live Environment and Experience Expanding Environments The world starts small. Familiar environments may begin with the home, the back garden and the playground. As children grow, their worlds expand to places like school, sports fields and friends' homes. Understand the types of places that your audience is familiar with as points of reference. Here is a handy diagram based on the fancier one by developmental psychologist, Urie Bronfenbrenner: Inspired by Bronfenbrenner's The Ecology of Human Development: Experiments by Nature and Design (1979). 13 Creating for YouTube Kids Field Guide Understand Your Audience > How Kids Live TheBazillions/No Homework This video speaks to a common experience of the primary school set. New Experiences As kids grow, they will be exposed to more experiences – pretty basic, isn't it? It's fine to introduce new (and fantastical) experiences in your show. Sesame Street That's part of the magic. Just remember that your 4-year-old child may Sesame Street's urban setting is an important part not have a frame of reference for losing a tooth, or getting homework, or of the show's mission to attract inner-city children and families to enriching content. dealing with acne. And city kids may not know what an ear of corn looks like, just as rural kids may not immediately recognise the big, black car zooming across the screen as a taxi. Keep in mind where viewers are coming from, so that you can give them the set-up that they need to be part of your experience. 14 Creating for YouTube Kids Field Guide Understand Your Audience > How Kids Live Where in the World? Is your show a hit in India? Do Korean families get your humour? How about viewers in Ghana? One of the most amazing and exciting aspects of creating a show on YouTube Kids is how far it travels.
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